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What’s the approximate percentage of oxygen in the atmosphere?

21%

What’s the mass of air?

1.2kg/m2

What is the pressure lapse rate in ISA conditions?

Up to 10,000ft MSL, approx 34hPa (1inHg) per 1,000ft of altitude.That is approx 30ft per 1 hPa, or 3.5hPa per 100ft

What is the dry adiabatic lapse rate? (DALR)

Approx 3°C per 1,000ft of altitude.

What is the saturated adiabatic lapse rate? (SALR)

At lower latitudes and lower altitudes, ca 1.5°C per 1,000ft of altitude.At higher latitudes and higher altitudes, ca 3°C per 1,000ft of altitude.

From what to what distance is the visibility condition referred to as mist or haze?

>= 1km and < 8km of visibility

When is it mist and when is it haze?

Beside the >= 1km and < 8km:


- Mist: relative humidity >= 80% (fyi, spread is 3°C)


- Haze: relative humidity < 80%

How fast do warm fronts travel?

10 - 15kt

How fast do cold fronts move?

25-30kt

Name the relation between humidity, temperature and pressure? When humidity changes by n%, then…

1% humidity change, temperature change 3deg C, pressure change of 10hPa

What are the conditions required for CAVOK?

- visibility 10km or more


- no clouds below 5000ft AGL or below the highest minimum sector altitude


- no CB, no TCU


- no weather phenomena

How much variation in TAS do you expect with light turbulence?

5 to 15kt

How much variation in TAS do you expect with moderate turbulence?

15 to 25kt

How much variation in TAS do you expect with severe turbulence?

more than 25kt

How high can you be subjected to friction turbulence?

ca 3000ft AGL (friction layer)

How fast can convective turbulence become?

normally between 2m/s and 5m/s, but 10m/s is possible in summer

For which altitude range are wind shear warnings issued?

runway elevation up to 1600ft AGL